E4406A

[prabubharathi]

i got the driver for capturing the Tx data bits that is demodulated by E4406A VSA. But in that the capturing of the Tx data bits is very slow.

in my system sent the one timeslot for every 577 micro second. but in VSA i can't able to capture the all the data packets whatever my system sending.

i want to know how the E4406VSA demodulates the Tx data bits ?

whether it's demodulates all the Tx data bits whatevr it receiving or capture it randomally and then demodulated it?

please urgent?

[Dennis_Knutson]

This sounds like a purely hardware issue and not related to LabVIEW at all. If you can't setup the instrument manually to do what you want, I would suggest contacting Agilent (www.agilent.com) for technical support of their instrument.

[prabubharathi]

here my question is if the instrument is good,  whether the Labview have that much capability(one timeslot in 577microseconds to read all the packets whatevr the E4406A demodulates.

[Dennis_Knutson]

I'm not sure what your setup is but if you are asking whether LabVIEW can do a read in 577 usecs, then I would have to say that LabVIEW is capable to the limitations of the instrument and GPIB. To capture, demodulate, and then do a transfer, is usually a specification of the instrument itself. It would also depend on how you've written your code. For example, using a top level example that sets up the instrument each time it is called is not the most efficient way to program.